Both super rare and with an especially interesting history, we are delighted to offer this 1992 Aston Martin 6.3 Litre ‘Wide Body’ Virage Volante, in concours condition, this exciting convertible. A factory built Wide bodied Virage Volante with the famed 6.3 Litre engine and 5-speed manual gearbox. Finished in Galloway Green with Green Connolly hides and Dark Green Mohair convertible hood.

 

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About the 1992 Virage Volante For Sale

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?Hand built by Aston Martin in 1992, Chassis 003 was the launch car for the 2+2 Virage Volante and displayed by Aston Martin at the 1992 Geneva Motor show, finished in Giallo Fly (Yellow) with Tan hides and manual transmission. This ex’ factory owned Virage Volante was subsequently sold by Aston Martin directly, to form part of the renowned Brunei collection, after being extensively rebuilt by Aston Martin into its current and ultimate Virage configuration, becoming the first of just 19 Virage Volante’s built to full 6.3 Litre Wide Body Specifications.

Returning to the Newport Pagnell Works in 1998 for refurbishment, all later specification braking, suspension, wheel and tyre equipment, transmission, interior fittings and instrumentation were simultaneously applied and the car equipped with the latest ABS and air bag safety systems.

Remaining in climate-controlled storage in the UK, this ultimate specification Virage Volante, was subsequently resold and UK registered in 1999 having covered a mere 100 miles. The second owner, a long-term Aston Martin enthusiast, covered just under 20,000 miles, over his 19 years of ownership with all services and maintenance having been carried out by Aston Martin main agents.

 

Refurbishment Works completed on the Virage

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In 2016 this car was sold to a collector who commissioned refurbishment works, including a full body bare metal re-paint in Aston Martin Gallaway Green, a new tailored woven fabric roof covering and the engine removed, dismantled, rebuilt and dynamometer tested. A printed Dyno sheet, dated 2020 and included in the extensive history file, records 490 bhp at 6,200 RPM with a maximum torque at 4,500 RPM of 443 Lbs ft.

Purchased in 2018 by the last owner, a prominent AMOC member, a number of discrete upgrades and a detailing programme has latterly been carried out, to concours winning standards.

Chosen by the discerning selection committee of the prestigious 2023 Concours of Elegance, held at Hampton Court Palace, for inclusion in their main concours car display, as well as having recorded class wins at AMOC organised concours events, as recently as 2022, we do not know of any finer example of the model to exist.

With its extreme rarity, prodigious performance, it’s outstanding concours condition, low mileage and with its Geneva Motor show credentials, this reference quality example of the 6.3 litre Virage Volante, an ‘Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove’, undoubtedly qualifies as the best in breed and is likely to be unrepeatable, at the price level being sought.

Service History

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A highly detailed and leather-bound vehicle history file included with the car, contains all history details including the original build record, invoices and correspondence for the factory upgrades and services, multiple photographs of the recent engine refresh, the bare metal re-paint, re-veneering of interior finishers and the convertible hood replacement.

Supplied with a spare key set, Owner’s Manual, Virage Technical Guide and Parts Manual, original 1992 Aston Martin sales brochure and photographs at Geneva as well as the factory and Aston Martin Car Cover. An attractive, model relevant Cherished Registration number is available by separate negotiation.

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We are delighted to offer this classic Icon of the Brand 1965 Aston Martin DB5 For Sale at Nicholas Mee. Finished in Silver Birch with original Black hide interior. Built and fitted with 5 speed transmission.

 

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ABOUT THE SILVER BIRCH DB5

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The DB5 first found fame in the hands of Ian Flemings fictional character, commander James Bond – secret agent number 007 and featured heavily in the 1964 blockbuster movie Goldfinger. The DB5 also appeared in many later 007 franchise films as Bond’s beloved and trusted personal car, becoming known to a global audience as the ‘world’s most famous car’.

 

An icon of the Aston Martin brand, this delightful DB5 has been serviced, upgraded and maintained regularly in our own heritage workshops since being acquired from ourselves over 12 years ago by a renowned car enthusiast, celebrated collector and globally recognised popular musician, singer and songwriter.

 

 

RESTORED IN THE EARLY 2000’S

Subject of substantial restorative works in the early 2000’s, including chassis and body restoration, a bare metal re-paint, an engine re-build, to 4.2 litre and lead-free fuel specifications and rebuilds to the suspension and brakes. This, matching engine and chassis numbers example, has subsequently been regularly exercised and enjoyed over the last 12 years on short journeys and summer jaunts, when not being displayed at various car shows and classic car meetings in the hands of its last renowned owner.

 

With the majority of the restorative works carried out in the early 2000’s this delightful, lightly patinated and exceptional driving DB5 is one of just 887 manufactured with coupe bodies. Entering into production in 1964 and delivered in March 1965 to its first owner, just 4 owners have been recorded subsequently.

 

?A more recent engine cylinder head overhaul and a major service, completes the picture of what is a highly pleasing example of the model, showing only minimal signs of age, as the car approaches its 60th birthday.

 

Supplied with a substantial, leather-bound history folder, fully prepared and with 12 months warranty, the car is now available for viewing and inspection at our Hertfordshire showrooms.

 

 

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Welcome to our latest What’s in Stock March 2024 update at Nicholas Mee. We’ve an updated selection of fantastic Aston Martins to be excited about this Spring.

 

 

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Spring lingers – Le Mans beckons

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Welcome to our latest What’s in Stock March 2024 spring stock update. Writing whilst the sun is shining through my window and the positivity of spring lingers, we’ve an updated selection of fantastic Aston Martins to be excited about.

Convertibles arriving in recent weeks include, an Ultimate Edition DBS Volante, one of just 11 built for the UK market, with just 9k miles recorded and a best of breed, concours winning 1992 Virage Volante with factory 6.3 litre engine, manual gearbox and ‘Wide Body’ coachwork. Finished in our current favourite colour scheme of Galloway Green with Green hides and hood, simply put, this is best the example we have ever seen!

Sticking with convertibles, we have 2 V12 Vantage AMR Roadsters, a stunningly restored and rare DB5 Convertible and an equally well restored DB Mk111 DHC, 1 of 84 built, all prepared and ready to excel on any tour or claim silverware in any concours event.

We’ve also newly for sale, a delightful DB5 in Silver Birch. An older restored car with a charming original interior, we’ve maintained this one for 12 years, for the last famed owner and know the car well.

Upcoming is the 2024 running of the 24hrs of Le Mans, simply the world’s greatest motor race, now just over 12 weeks away (June 13-16th) and we are able to offer a limited number of places in our hospitality programme this year. Inclusive of accommodation, catering, race weekend tickets and circuit transfers. Clients interested in a weekend experience to remember, please make initial contact by phone for details and availability.

Happy motoring

 

Nick

 

 

 

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Just in time for the forthcoming motoring season, we are delighted to offer this rare to market, superb, collector grade 2012 Aston Martin DBS Ultimate Volante. Car #44 of 100 Produced

 

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About the 2012 Aston Martin DBS Ultimate Volante

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In May 2012, Aston Martin announced that the last 100 DBS would be the ‘Ultimate DBS’ Limited Edition, available as either a Coupe or Volante.

The ‘Ultimate’ specification included: 2012 model year DBS with 2+2 seating, coachwork in AML Carbon Black, Quantum Silver or Silver Fox, black front grille, bonnet and side strake meshes, carbon fibre wing mirror caps, Zircotec black coated exhaust tailpipe finishers, smoked rear lamps, black lamp surrounds and carbon fibre rear lamp in fills, gloss black diamond turned wheels, DBS badge featuring a red ‘S’, Quilted Obsidian Black interior, carbon fibre upper fascia and piano black centre console, paddle tips trimmed in spicy leather, DBS seat embroidery including a red ‘S’, black anodised Bang & Olufsen speaker grilles and finally, a unique sill plaque featuring the individual build number.

In total, just 41 DBS Ultimate Volantes were built and supplied to all markets, of which, just 11 were UK RHD. This superb example, number 44 of 100, was first registered in September 2012 and finished in AML Carbon Black with Obsidian Black hides with Silver stitching.

In addition to the luxurious Ultimate specifications, listed above, notable optional extras specified with this particular example include: Alarm upgrade, Black brake calipers, Satin decklid panel, Carbon fibre veneer and gloss black diamond turned alloy wheels.

 

Further Details of the DBS Ultimate Volante

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Having covered just 9,500 miles from new by its two owners, this car is in superb condition throughout. Servicing has been carried out annually (the service book boasting 9 stamps) by Aston Martin main agents with the last service having been carried out in January 2024.

Supplied with its original custom fit Aston Martin car cover and umbrella, a history file containing original purchase invoices, service invoices and MOT certificates, along with our usual high standards of preparation and with 12 months warranty.

 

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Aston Martin History and it’s Legacy

 

 

What is Aston Martin?

Aston Martin is a British luxury sports car manufacturer celebrated for its iconic and high-performance vehicles throughout its history. In this article Aston Store have compiled a brief overview About Aston Martin’s history and the legacy that the brand has created since its inception in 1913. From the iconic DB5 that accompanied James Bond in 1964 Goldfinger Film to the New Era Modern vehicles such as the V12 Vantage and DB11 the history of Aston Martin is certainly a colourful one.

 

 

How Aston Martin got its name

The roots of the Aston Martin name delve into a rich tapestry of British automotive history, embodying a legacy of precision engineering and racing prowess. Founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, the name “Aston Martin” amalgamates Martin’s surname with the Aston Hill climb, a venue that witnessed the duo’s early racing triumphs. This deliberate fusion reflects not only the founders’ identities but also the brand’s commitment to the relentless pursuit of performance, marrying elegance with speed.

 

 

Pre-War Aston Martin

The pre-war era for the brand represents the foundational period that laid the groundwork for the brand’s enduring legacy of automotive excellence. The company began its journey amidst the backdrop of the First World War. During this time, the brand established its identity as a producer of high-performance, luxury sports cars. The first Aston Martin was nicknamed the Coal Scuttle and was built in 1915 during the First World War.

 

The Interwar Years

The interwar years saw the creation of iconic models like the Aston Martin Ulster, which showcased the brand’s commitment to racing success and performance innovation. Despite the challenges of the era, the brand cemented its reputation for engineering prowess and elegance, setting the stage for the post-war years and the subsequent evolution of the brand into a symbol of British sophistication and craftsmanship. The pre-war cars, with their sleek designs and remarkable performance, remain a testament to the resilience and vision of the founders and stand as revered artifacts in the annals of automotive history.

 

 

The David Brown Era 1947-1972

In 1947, a pivotal moment in Aston Martin’s history unfolded as the visionary entrepreneur David Brown acquired the company, ushering in what would be famously known as The David Brown Era (1947-1972). Notably, Brown’s influence extended beyond just Aston Martin; it encompassed the acquisition of Lagonda. This strategic move merged the two venerable British automotive companies, paving the way for a new era of luxury and innovation. The amalgamation of Aston Martin and Lagonda was not merely a business manoeuvre; it represented the convergence of two distinguished entities, each contributing a unique legacy to the partnership.

 

 

How Aston Martin Lagonda got its name

The formation of Aston Martin Lagonda and the new legal entity Aston Martin Lagonda Limited in the aftermath of this merger was symbolic, encapsulating a commitment to unparalleled luxury and craftsmanship. Under David Brown’s leadership, this union flourished, propelling AM Lagonda to new heights.

 

 

The Introduction of the DB Series

The DB series, a hallmark of this era with the DB named after David Brown, exemplified the pinnacle of elegance and sophistication, beginning with the Aston Martin DB2 and culminating in the iconic DB6. These models, including the legendary DB5 immortalized by its association with James Bond, not only defined automotive excellence but also added an extra layer of allure to the brand. The 1947 merger, therefore, laid the foundation for a legacy that seamlessly blended the distinguished heritages of Aston Martin and Lagonda, setting the stage for an era that would be eternally etched in the annals of automotive history.

 

 

The Feltham Factory

The Feltham era for the company, spanning from the early 1950s to the mid-1960s, is a significant chapter in the brand’s history, characterized by a focus on performance and the introduction of several iconic models. Named after the location of Aston Martin’s factory in Feltham, England, this era saw the production of key models from the David Brown Era like the DB2, DB2/4, and the DB Mark III. The Aston Martin DB2, introduced in 1950, marked a departure from pre-war designs, featuring a refined aerodynamic shape and a powerful Lagonda engine. The DB2/4, introduced in 1953, showcased practical innovations like occasional rear seats and a hatchback-style tailgate, demonstrating the companies commitment to both luxury and performance. The Feltham era also saw the introduction of the DB Mark III, a refined version of its predecessor. These models became renowned for their racing successes, with notable appearances at events like the Le Mans 24 Hours. The Feltham era, with its distinctive designs and racing triumphs, laid the foundation for the brands continued pursuit of excellence and solidified its position as a premier luxury sports car manufacturer.

 

Newport Pagnell Factory

The Newport Pagnell era represents a pivotal period in Aston Martin’s history, spanning from the late 1960s to 2007. In 1967, production was shifted from Feltham to the purpose-built facility in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire. The Aston Martin Newport Pagnell factory became synonymous with handcrafted luxury and meticulous attention to detail. The company continued its commitment to performance and elegance during this era, producing iconic models such as the DB4, DB5, and DB6.

 

 

The birth of the V8 Engine

Notably, the Newport Pagnell factory witnessed the birth of the V8 engine, which powered models like the V8 Vantage and the V8 Virage. These models not only garnered acclaim for their engineering prowess but also contributed to the brand’s allure on both the road and the racetrack. The Aston Martin Newport Pagnell factory, with its skilled artisans and traditional craftsmanship, created a unique blend of modern performance and timeless elegance, solidifying the companies reputation as a manufacturer of luxury sports cars.

 

 

The final cars produced at Newport Pagnell was the first generation Vanquish with the last model being produced in 2007, the V12 Vanquish S before production fully moved over to Aston Martins factory in Gaydon.

 

 

Post David Brown Era

The post-David Brown era ushered in a dynamic period for the company, characterized by a series of ownership changes and a relentless commitment to innovation. From 1972 onward, the company experienced fluctuations in ownership, each phase contributing to the brand’s evolution. In the late 1970s, the company faced financial challenges, leading to a change in ownership. The 1980s witnessed the brand under the leadership of Victor Gauntlett, and in the 1990s, Ford acquired a significant stake, injecting resources and technology.

 

 

Aston Martin in the 21^st Century and who owns Aston Martin

The early 21st century saw the brand regain its independence, thanks to a consortium led by Prodrive’s David Richards. This era brought about the introduction of modern classics such as the V8 Vantage and the DB9. The mid-2010s marked a new chapter as Aston Martin ventured into the SUV market with the DBX. In 2020, the brand went public as a PLC, showcasing its resilience and adaptability. Throughout these years, the brand has consistently crafted vehicles that embody the essence of British luxury and performance, maintaining its status as an icon on the global automotive stage.

 

 

Gaydon Era

The establishment of the Aston Martin Gaydon Factory in 2003 marked another transformative period for the company, representing a shift towards cutting-edge technology and modern manufacturing processes. The Gaydon Aston Martin Factory and now current location for where Martin is based and all new era vehicles are made, is in Warwickshire, this state-of-the-art factory locationbecame the nerve centre of the companies operations, embodying a commitment to innovation and precision engineering. At Gaydon, The company continued its legacy of crafting high-performance luxury sports cars while embracing contemporary design principles.

 

 

The Birth of New Era Vehicles

The Gaydon era and Aston Martin Lagonda Gaydon Factory witnessed the birth of several notable ‘New Era Models’, including the DB9, which made its debut in 2004. This model exemplified a harmonious blend of elegance and performance, introducing a new design language that set the stage for subsequent releases. The facility also played a crucial role in the development of models like the DBS, V12 Vantage, and the Rapide, showcasing the versatility and adaptability of the brand in the modern automotive landscape. As the Gaydon factory became the hub for innovation and precision, it solidified the brands position as a leading luxury car manufacturer, ensuring that each vehicle rolling off the production line retained the brand’s hallmark of excellence.

 

 

The history of the Aston Martin Lagonda Logo

The inception of the Aston Martin logo dates back to 1921 when a modest emblem featuring the letters “A” and “M” within a black, double-lined circle made its debut. However, it wasn’t until 1927 that the iconic Aston Martin wings badge emerged, adorned with an Art Deco font and meticulously detailed wings flanking the company name.

 

 

In the 1930s, the design underwent simplification while retaining the essence, with wings slightly more elevated. By 1932, a refinement straightened out the wings, foreshadowing the silhouette recognizable today. In 1947, the acquisition by David Brown led to an alteration, incorporating his name above the company’s.

 

 

Transitioning into 1971, Company Developments Ltd. took the reins, heralding a change that removed Brown’s name, bringing the logo closer to its modern form. The logo experienced a subtle facelift in 2003, where the font of the company name was refined. This version endured for nearly two decades until the most recent redesign in 2022. The 2022 update introduces a sleeker wing pattern and a new typeface for the Aston Martin name, marking a significant chapter in the logo’s evolution.

 

 

Aston Martin and James Bond:

The symbiotic relationship between Aston Martin and James Bond is etched into the annals of popular culture. The association commenced in 1964 with the release of “Goldfinger,” featuring the iconic DB5. Subsequent 007 Bond films continued this collaboration, featuring various Aston Martin models, including the DBS V12 and the DB11. This enduring partnership with James Bond and Aston Martin not only elevated the brand’s global profile but also contributed to its mystique, aligning it with the sophistication and intrigue associated with the world’s most famous spy.

 

Finished in the classic colour combination of Grigio Titanio over Bordeaux hides, we are delighted to offer this superb 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello for sale in our Hertfordshire based showroom at Nicholas Mee & Company.

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About the 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello

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Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2002, the 575M Maranello signalled a whole new level of achievement for one of Ferrari’s most traditional layouts – the V12 front-engined rear-wheel drive berlinetta.

Replacing the successful 550 Maranello, in essence the 575 was an uprated 550, built on the same tubular steel chassis but with a bigger and more powerful engine (575 being shorthand for 5,748cc) and other significant modifications signalled by the ‘M’ in the name, (‘M’ standing for Modificata). On top of its extra power – 515hp versus the 550’s 485hp – it had drilled and ventilated brakes with more servo assistance, different front to back weight distribution, better aerodynamics (mainly achieved by changes to the underbody) and electronically controlled adaptive suspension, along with a revised and improved interior.

During the four-year production run (2002-2006) a total of just over 2,000 575M’s were produced, for worldwide consumption.

The example, we are now pleased to offer, was first supplied by Maranello Sales, Official Ferrari dealer in Egham, Surrey in July 2002, finished in Grigio Titanio over Bordeaux hides with optional desirable ‘Fiorano’ Handling Pack along with satellite navigation and Scuderia Ferrari wing mounted shields.

Having recorded just 6,400 miles from new, in the hands of its 3 owners, this car presents in outstanding condition throughout, the exterior being unmarked and the interior unblemished.

 

Servicing has been carried out by Ferrari main agents and highly respected marque specialists, including its last, major, service by Bob Houghton in August 2022, less than 1,200 miles ago, at which time cambelts and auxiliary belts were changed, along with an interior ‘sticky switch’ refurbishment. A recent ‘Vehicle Health Check’ by Ferrari confirms the car to be fault free, ‘on the button’ and ready to be enjoyed, supplied with 12 months MOT.

The car is accompanied by its original owner’s manual, tool kit, spare keys, Ferrari battery trickle-charger, and book packs including the service book.

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A fantastic, unrepeatable opportunity for any collector or enthusiast of the Aston Martin marque, this DB AR1, car 001 of just 99 produced, finished in the iconic colour of Aston Green over soft white hides and in immaculate condition, as befits just 939 miles from new.

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About the Aston Martin DB AR1

Rekindling the long-standing association between the marque and Zagato of Milan, in 2003, Aston Martin unveiled the DB7 Zagato. This very special coupe was built as a strictly limited production run of only 99 cars, all of which were quickly sold.

Due to homologation problems, the DB7 Zagato was not offered to the US market. To satisfy the demand created by the coupe a special ‘roadster’ version was styled by Zagato, using the standard DB7 Volante chassis to overcome type approval issues. Called the ‘DB American Roadster 1’ (DB AR1) the open model was built after the coupe and in fact final assembly was completed at the new Gaydon plant alongside the first DB9’s.

A fantastic, unrepeatable opportunity for any collector or enthusiast of the Aston Martin marque, this DB AR1, car 001 of just 99 produced, finished in the iconic colour of Aston Green over soft white hides and in immaculate condition, as befits just 928 miles from new.

Again, just 99 cars were built, cementing the model as one of the marque’s rarest and most unique models. With distinctive coachwork, the DB AR1 was conceived for American market, however a very small number were supplied to the European market.

The 2004 Aston Martin DB AR1 used the standard 6.0 litre V12 from DB7 Vantage with Touchtronic transmission, capable of powering the car to 184 mph. Styling was very similar to DB7 Zagato with the same large grille and twin cowls behind the front seats tapering into the trunk lid, echoing the design cues of the ‘double bubble’ roof design from the coupe. Designed with a sunnier climate in mind, the DB AR1 had no roof or hood covering at all – just a simple rain cover to protect the leather interior when parked.

The example we are now delighted to offer, is particularly special, being number 001 of the 99 produced. First supplied new to the USA, via Aston Martin Agents in Dallas, Texas, in 2004, this car was imported to the UK in 2014, where it resides today. Enthusiast owned whilst in the UK and proudly entered into previous AMOC Concours Events.

Finished in Aston Green over Soft White hides, the car is complete with its tailored indoor car cover, battery conditioner, original DB AR1 book (signed by Carroll Shelby), leather bound history file, roof cover and two Aston Martin umbrellas. A model relevant cherished number plate also accompanies the car.

Offered in immaculate condition, having covered a mere 928 miles from new, this rare and beautiful car is ready to be enjoyed on the open road, or to grace any collection.

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This 2004 Aston Martin DB AR1 is available now at our Hertfordshire showrooms.

 

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A modern classic, The 2015 Aston Martin DB9GT Bond Edition #60 of 150 is extremely rare with ultimately only 38 examples being delivered in the UK

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About the 2015 DB9GT Bond Edition

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A fitting tribute to the highly successful Aston Martin and James Bond 50-year relationship, the DB9 GT Bond Edition announced in 2015 attracted global attention, with ultimately only 38 examples being delivered in the UK, of the eventual 142 built. Finished in standard issue, Spectre Silver with Obsidian Black hides and Silver stitch, this example is complete with its entire complement of special issue equipment, which includes an 007 Limited Edition Omega Aqua Terra wrist watch with accessories, a bottle of Bollinger Champagne, display case and books, all contained within the originally issued 20’’ Globe-Trotter suit case. All remaining unused.

The DB9 GT introduced for 2015, was the last manifestation of the marques highly successful DB9 model, which in this GT specification was uprated to 540bhp, equipped with three stage adaptive damping and Carbon Ceramic brakes and a host of performance upgrades, which eclipsed the specification of the previous halo model, the DBS.

The exclusive car we are delighted to offer, first registered in October, has covered just 998 miles from new, having been driven occasionally by its Aston Martin collector owner and housed in climate-controlled garaging, during its single previous ownership. Stored since 2018, this car has been serviced and recommissioned by our own workshops, ready to be enjoyed by its next owner.

Our workshop inspection confirms this car to be virtually ‘as new’. This DB9 GT Bond Edition, is the first Aston Martin model, to be built with official 007 branding, to commemorate 50 years of James Bond 007 and Aston Martin’s successful relationship. And of course, all tastefully equipped and specified, as befits our renowned secret agent.

A modern classic, extremely rare and built before the conclusion of production of Aston Martin’s most successful model ever the collectability and future appreciation of this wonderfully evocative, rare and desirable collectors’ car is undoubted.

Indeed, one could say it’s, Licenced to Thrill.

DB9 GT Bond Edition special equipment

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• Spectre Silver exterior paintwork
• Obsidian Black fluted leather sports seats with Galena Silver stitch and Argento Grey welt
• Exclusive ten-spoke gloss black diamond turned 20-inch alloy wheel
• Grey brake calipers
• Bright aluminium bonnet vents, side strakes and grille
• Satin Carbon fibre facia and console surrounds
• Gun Barrel embroidery on rear seat divider
• Individually numbered Sill plaques featuring licensed 007 logo
• Bond edition infotainment screen graphics on start
• Stirling Silver Badging with black enamel infill
• 007 Bond Edition Sterling Silver exterior badging
• Black window surrounds
• Alcantara covered One-77 style steering wheel
• Carbon fibre front splitter and rear diffuser
• Branded Globe – Trotter 21” suitcase with an embossed leather luggage tag
• James Bond limited edition Omega Aqua Terra watch, unique strap and watch accessories.
• Bollinger Champagne
• Fitted ‘Bond Edition’ car cover

Available for viewing and demonstration now at our Hertfordshire showrooms.

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The ‘last of the line’ and ‘last of a type’ 2018 Aston Martin V12 Vantage AMR Roadster, finished in Stratus White over Pure Black and Blue Haze metallic hides, presenting in immaculate condition, as befits the mileage of just 1,600 from new.

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About the Aston Martin V12 Vantage AMR Roadster

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Launched in June 2017, the V12 Vantage AMR, the final production derivative of the V12 Vantage, was conceived and produced in celebration of the Aston Martin’s racing success, in particular with their GTE class win at the Le Mans 24 hrs that year. Equipped with the last and most powerful variant of the sonorous, naturally aspirated 6.0 litre V12 engine, the AMR specification producing 595 bhp which when mated to the 7-speed (dog leg) manual gearbox, is an absolute thrill to drive and a highly fitting tribute to its endurance racing counterpart.

The V12 Vantage AMR was offered in Coupe and Roadster format and limited to a maximum of 100 cars. The Roadster being, by some margin, the rarer version.

Incredibly, just 29 V12 Vantage AMR Roadsters were built (yes, you read that right), for worldwide consumption, 20 in UK RHD specification, making this one of the very rarest variants of one of the most admired Aston Martin models, a real collector’s item.

This particular example was registered for use in January 2018. Finished in Stratus White, with orange centre stripe, over Pure Black and Blue Haze metallic hides with California Poppy welting. Just 2 of the total 29 cars built were finished in this specification.

Notable optional extras specified include; Aston Martin 700w Premium Audio, Gulf Orange brake calipers, full length twill carbon facia trim, front grille Carbon with the inner lip painted in Orange, Piano black interior trim pack, reversing camera, AMR logo headrest embroidery, Lightweight AMR Satin Black wheels, Carbon Fibre Lightweight seats, Carbon Fibre mirror caps, carbon fibre tail lamp finishers and wind deflector.

Having covered just 1,630 miles from, this car is presented in ‘as new’ condition throughout. Servicing has been carried out annually by Aston Martin Main agents, including its last service in October 2023.

The combined attributes of naturally aspirated, highly audible, smooth and visceral V12 engines with manual transmissions, are now a ‘thing of the past’, as the industry marches to a turbo, hybrid and electric future. The V12 Vantage AMR is a modern classic in every sense, a homage to racing glory and extremely rare. In ‘as new’ condition and with ultra-low mileage, this superb ‘last of a type’ supercar is highly recommended to the new era collector, driver or enthusiast alike.

Available for viewing and demonstration now at our Hertfordshire showrooms.

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